Buddha's Bones and Heart Buried: a Strange Journey to the West

Introduction: He is Xuanzang, an ordinary monk in Chang'an City, but he has a Buddhist heart buried in heaven and earth. The bronze "Burial Source" on the chest has lost its edge, the left hand is twisting the Diamond Sutra to break it, and the right hand is transporting the Burial Dao Meridian to coagulate blood - the Qi and blood of the Blood Moving Realm are rushing in the mortal body, and outsiders can only see its compassion, but not its edge. Lingshan Kasyapa preached the Dharma decree, and he agreed to go west, but he said: "If you don't seek the true scriptures, you will only bury falsehoods." The Tathagata Buddha looked to the east and smiled at the changes in the golden cicada's reincarnation: he used the Buddha's teachings as his bones and the burial path as his front, and he would break the bonds for all sentient beings on the road of one hundred and eight thousand miles. At the foot of Wuzhi Mountain, he did not uncover the Buddha's talisman, but said to the stone monkey: "It's not the mountain that's crushing you, it's the inner demon. I'll bury it for you to see." At the bottom of the quicksand river, he did not recite the ultimatum, but said to Sha Monk: "What broke the curtain was not the glass cup, but the obsession. I will bury it for you." In Gaolaozhuang, he did not give any advice, but only said to Bajie: "What you fall in love with is not the mortal world, but unwillingness. I will bury it for you." Demons are false and buried; gods are bound and buried; destiny is shackles and buried! When the light of Lingshan Buddha shines universally, all Buddhas This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.